Dothan High School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Dothan, AL)

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was a teacher of psychology in a New York high school, Dorothy Coleman was employed as bookkeeper of the Singer Sewing Machine place, and Maggie Brunson was president of a firm on the prevention of cruelty to animals. Dothan's newest night club had a large personnel including: Mildred Warrick as cashier, Audrey jackson and Corinne Casey as hostesses, Elmira Faullc as ventriloquist with another Charlie McCarthy, Ruby Reynolds and Ruby Vann as two other gems of the club. Lonie Bell Calhoun had proven an exception to the proverb, 'Wvhistling girls and crowing hens always come to really bad endsf, She was a professional whistler. In the last few minutes of the football game, the tie in the score proved just too much excitement for the 1937 eleven.', They rushed out on the field and in a body gave fifteen cheers for Alma Mater. The sight of that unforgettable and unbeaten ,37 team of Dothan was too much for a Lanier backfielder. He dropped the ball, which was quickly recovered by Dothan's man and carried over the goal to another touchdown and another victory for old D. H. S. JEANETTE GILBERT, Prophet OUR ADIEU The time has come to bid our friends adieu. The years we've spent in happy fellowship Have meant more to us than we ever knew. As we have met tonight for the last time, Let's pay our tribute to those friends so dear XX7hose loving hands have helped us on our climb. To teachers, kind and true, we say farewell. They've made from children leaders of tomorrowg How much theyive guided only time can tell. To friendships, may they never know an end! The paths that lead to higher things are hard, Our friends will spur us on until we win. To Alma Mater, strong and ever true, Her spirit will forever be a light Q, lr To guide us in what e'er we say or do. CAROLYN DEAL J f THIRTY-EIGHT. Page Twentyxreveri

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